Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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XX mxmwmmxxxw -Jgr gl I, l. 'N -J -T , Il- - - People Visit Us One oi the hiahliahts oi the cruise to the Orieiniwas our six Weeks Good Will tour ot eiaht cities on the southern three islands oi lapan. Everywhere We went We were areeted with much enthusiasm and over- whelmina hospitality. To repay in part these many hospitalities extended to us on the beach by the lapanese, We had Qpen house in all the ports We visited. Neqriy 8,000 people were welcomed on hoard Gnd toured the Tulare includina over 900 Or- phans. l-lere is a View ot the many 33801019 We saw and the views they saw gf the Tulare and her men. Vadm. Ando inspects the Honor Guard Four Geisha Girls of Sasebo ' nr... - Miss Sasebo

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Q 7 sl :La W Executive llllil Officer QATFSNQUNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE .- :.: n. . f J. J, 'r f f ,. 2' ,Kr ,f ' wfz Ji' cl , we . , ,A 9 W, rg' F! ,4 .' 4. Q , l-IORACE M. BASHINSKI COMMANDER, Looking bgck over g cruise thott stretched negrly seven months in length, we con recotll mctny of the fine things we did ond the wonder- ful things we sctw. Erom the moment we set foot in WestPgc ond until , 'QQO' in ol lll the dgy' we left, we worked ond worked hgrd. , 1653 Y Gur tour of lgpon, which occupied the first two months of our de- jgxetrillfls ployment, wcts most successful. But, beneoth otll the pomp gnd cere- QQCQ 1 monies thott went on were thegmctny prepgrgtions mctde by the officers Gel' dgi ll: ond men of the TULARE. The coopercttion ond efforts of gll hgnds were oflelloug Qol' the fctctors which motde the tour so successful ctnd enjoyctble. , fill H, After our tour, the TULARE settled down to the regulcrr routine of YLABETQU being ct workhorse. Over lOUO Mctrines ctnd other personnel were trctns- ,TlJ W ported by the TULARE between vgrious ports in the Eor Eost. ln gddition Zig. Wtgtibl X, to this, the TULARE pgrticipctted in mctny exercises, both in conjunction 05093 ,jg with other ships ctnd by ourselves. 'Vg X9 Nqgxltlw' A'ship's reputcttion is built on the octs of her men ots they work to- ififQ,,QilXXQ5olll' gether gs ct tegm on ond off the ship. Throughout the cruise dll hctnds f J , ' . x , oogrd hctve every regson to be proud of their performgnce. The repu- the TULARE hos been trul enriched ,- 0 Q, , . -,229 wal- , ri of y . ' AKQQASW' -g hope thot this cruise book will serve to remind' us of ct qoed Ship, N Nw l I 0 f' I . f t,' . f- f .I ,J Q tonding crew, ond otn excellent cruise. .f f X ff' Q M X' I T, Aaem. 4 A ffl if f ' Q . rl t i A il 1' ' t 'l .'I- ' ff' ,F f A '51 . -f J- G: ' , LJ if K' J' '-'- 4- 44 eg, 4' Wa. A' I T M n .vw i MQW I ,A We L' .,y,,-J. ,' -,M ,

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'N :Htl LE my :RXQQSTA -Q ECN U , qu - , 732, 1 A Gift for the Captain KJV Orphans Party in Sasebo the iormalities ot the auarterdeck mpleted which included an inspec- uur sharp l-lonor Guard, our quests nducted on a tour ot the Tulare to the ship carries out her mission role she plays in our nation's de- X f I f 5 5 X if V, K , if X, Y, Radm. Hill, ComServRon 3 If . Greeting the Mayor oi Sasebo ' l tense. Follow us then as We take you on a tour ot the Tulare. You Will see her crew at work and play, the equipment they Work with and the aood times the menihad on the beach. l I l l 'J I ll M Y, I ,fisit '+- I ,...,. r , . K I,